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Blitzing through the tailgates

Blitzing through the tailgates

Picture this: Bobcat Stadium flooded with people, fans screaming, music playing and a sea of gold rippling in front of your eyes. This is just a glimpse into the iconic Gold Rush football game at MSU. But the party doesn't just start with the coin toss. Students will

Head to Head- Size might not matter, but length does. For shorts, that is.

Head to Head- Size might not matter, but length does. For shorts, that is.

Culture Editor's Note: Hey Bobcats, before you storm the office with pitchforks looking for Alyssa or I, we would like to say that we both believe that you should wear anything that brings you joy and makes you feel like your best self. This head to head is

Lecture series continues with the arrival of Erin Corcoran

It is estimated that 117.2 million people will be forcibly displaced or stateless in 2023, according to The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). Many of these people will be classified as refugees and seek asylum. The protection of such refugees is recognized as a fundamental human right

An exclusive interview with Don the donut man

An exclusive interview with Don the donut man

Norm Asbjornson Hall is blanketed in early morning sunlight and the scent of coffee brewing every Friday – and at the center of the hall stands custodian Donald Aamold as he waits for the stream of students to come in and snag a donut. He stands with four dozen donuts and

The ultimate college smackdown to become the true MSU

The ultimate college smackdown to become the true MSU

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. Tensions are high. The people are rioting. Justice has been demanded. A victor must be named. There can only be one true MSU. As

Chess tournament returns to Bozeman for the first time since COVID-19

Chess tournament returns to Bozeman for the first time since COVID-19

Prior to this article, my only experience with chess was watching the ‘Queen's Gambit.’ If I am being honest, I only watched it because I am fascinated by the fact that Thomas Broadie Sangster never ages and, as a redhead, Anya Taylor-Joy is one of the few

By the Will of the Dog: How one student and eight dogs race across hundreds of frigid miles

By the Will of the Dog: How one student and eight dogs race across hundreds of frigid miles

Maria Torgerson, a sophomore in Civil Engineering at MSU, has sled dog racing in her blood. Growing up in Ellison, MT, Torgerson spent her childhood mushing with her dad and skijoring with her mom and their team of retired sled dogs. She ran her first race – the American Dog Derby